Z218 Construction Vacancies - REQ02196

Our Construction and Building Services department is home to a diverse and experienced team of teaching and support staff who are passionate about delivering high-quality vocational education and work collaboratively to ensure students develop the skills and knowledge needed for success in their chosen trades.

Roles and Day-to-Day Work

Each department consists of lecturers and technicians who work together to deliver engaging, hands-on training tailored to industry standards. Staff members are responsible for planning and delivering lessons, assessing student progress, and maintaining links with employers to enhance apprenticeship and work placement opportunities. The day-to-day work involves a mix of classroom teaching, practical workshop sessions, and pastoral support to ensure learners are fully prepared for careers in their trade.

Locations and Flexibility

Work will be based across our Cheltenham, Gloucester and FOD campuses, with no current hybrid working option. However, there may be some flexibility depending on the role, particularly for part-time or specialist positions.

Specific Requirements

Some roles may require industry qualifications or teaching experience, but we also welcome applications from industry professionals looking to transition into teaching.
A willingness to engage in CPD and training to achieve teaching qualifications if not already held.

We're looking for enthusiastic professionals who are keen to share their expertise and inspire the next generation of tradespeople. If you're passionate about your trade and want to make a difference in vocational education, we'd love to hear from you!

Current Vacancies

Electrical

As an Electrical Lecturer, you will deliver courses covering domestic and commercial electrical installation, wiring regulations, inspection and testing, and renewable energy technologies. Teaching ranges from Level 1 and Level 2 full-time courses through to Level 3 apprenticeships. Practical workshops focus on hands-on skills, while theory lessons cover electrical science, health and safety, and industry regulations.

Plumbing

Plumbing teaching roles involve delivering courses from Level 1 full-time courses to Level 3 apprenticeships, covering essential skills such as pipework installation, drainage systems, central heating, and environmental technologies. You'll support students in developing both practical and theoretical knowledge, ensuring they meet industry standards for domestic and commercial plumbing. Apprenticeship delivery and employer engagement are also key aspects of the role.

Bricklaying

Bricklaying teaching involves delivering apprenticeships, covering fundamental bricklaying techniques, blockwork, cavity walling, and decorative brickwork. Apprentices will gain hands-on experience in workshops and on-site placements, learning to work efficiently and safely in real-world environments. The role involves working closely with employers to ensure apprentices meet industry standards and develop the skills required for a successful career in bricklaying.